Sentence examples for longer trail from inspiring English sources
Other dangerous lunatics have come and gone – most famously Gary Faulkner, the American dialysis patient found in Pakistan hunting Osama Bin Laden with a cutlass – but since Idema got there first, he found more success being taken seriously, and left a longer trail of havoc.
One of the main trails, El Camino – part of a longer trail that went from the Gulf of Mexico through to the Pacific Ocean – dates back to pre-Hispanic times, when the villagers had to walk for at least a day to reach the market in Oaxaca City.
Go for longer trail rides on the weekends or holidays.
Average wages are no longer trailing inflation.
Labor is now no longer trailing.
We'd been tantalized by the park's longer trails when we had hiked around Lake Minnewaska twice before.
Those elongated accessories have never been longer, trailing toward the ground, even when wound once round the neck.
Jack felt nervous now, flicked his thumb even faster, sensed his shadow growing longer, trailing him like gum stuck to his shoe.
Jasper, a few hours north up the magnificent Icefields Parkway, has celebrated longer trails, but not too many get-away-from-it-all day hikes.
No longer trailing the Conservatives in the polls, Labour took the lead, tempting Brown to call a snap election in order to secure his own mandate, but a dramatic shift back to the Conservatives in September 2007 quelled such speculation.
Dan Mori no longer trails the glamour of his rank: a major in the US Marines fighting for the release from Guantanamo of an Australian demonised in Washington and Canberra as the worst of the worst.
